Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Clare County Michigan
Default on a 1920 mortgage by Clifford A. Rice to Oxford Savings Bank leads to a public auction. The sale, set for April 23, 1926, at the court house front entrance in Harrigan, will cover the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 14, Township 19 North, Range 3 West, to satisfy the owed principal, interest, costs, and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford A. @ricé
Hamilton Township
Clare County
Michigan
Oxford Savings
Bank of Oxford
Oakland County
Register of ‘Deeds
County of
Clare
State of
Harrigan
Oxford Savings Bank of
Oxford
Christian H. Kleiner
Katherine B. Kleiner
Ray Cobleigh
Anna M. Cobleigh
the Register of Deeds
Harrison
City of
City
Sixth Street
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Schuyler G. Schnorf
Vinnie Schnorf
John FP. Guff
Register of Deeds
John H. Lane Holtz
Ion
Renge
Summerfield Township
Clare County suit names missing heirs in quiet title action
The Circuit Court for Clare County orders defendants including dead and unknown heirs to appear within three months in a quiet title case involving lands described as parts of Section 16 in Township 18 North Range 5 West and other parcels. Publication of this order is required weekly for six weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Also notices of mortgage foreclosures against Kleiner, Schnorf, and others describe dates, parcels in Clare and Summerfield townships and sale hearings set for May 17 1926 and April 2 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David D. Whitsell
Bilsie Patterson
Goebel Brewing Company
B. J. Royce
Ward
Charles S. Ashley
A. D
Elsie Patterson
H. J. Royce
G. S. Ward
Township
Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor Railway Company
Clare Sentinel
Local figures attend meetings and visits around Saginaw
Atty John Quinn travels to Saginaw on business. Ann Arbor’s Frederick Arrandt visits Misa Heather Johnson. Mt. Pleasant couples visit Mrs. and Mrs. Samuel Bruce. Various residents travel to Chicago Bay City Ludington and Detroit for work visits dances and family events.
Local Social News From Clare and Nearby Towns
Frank Newsom and Charles Calkins spent Thursday in Clare. Elmer Beard visited a physician in Saginaw on Wednesday. Henry Ayers and friend Mr Goodwedge of Mt. Pleasant vacationed with the Ayers family. Mrs Wm Arnold visited ill Mrs Munger at Farwell Friday. Frank Luce spent Sunday with family at Farwell. his son Don accompanied him home. Mr and Mrs A Abbott of Flint visited sister Mrs Henry Wellman and family Saturday. Miss Lockwood visited her mother near Farwell. Elmer Beard returned to Saginaw Saturday for treatments, E B Desing and Delbert Beard accompanying him as far as Farwell. Frank Newsom went to Lansing Saturday, with Mrs Newsom visiting relatives in Bannister during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty
John Quinn
Saginaw
Frederick Arrandt
Ann Arbor
Misa Heather Johson
Art Sheffield
Mt. Pleasant
Samuel
Bruce
A. Nelson
Chicago
Henry Gardiner
Bay City
Olive Hallett
Shorts and Gardiner
Gardiner
White Star
Hallett
Hudson Jones
Vern Schaffer
Guy Light
Gaylord
Howard White
Ludington
Richard White
Carl Holbrook
Clare
Elmer Clure
Congregational Church
Estella
Greenwood
Samuel Bruce
Rose Mixter
Olive G. Halsett
Ernest McCartney
Battle Creek
Alzina Roland
Rev
Henry Roland
Ringle Mission
James Carson
Charles
John Roland
Lansing
Alice Kingman
Farwell
Frank N. Bracey
Harpers Hospital
Detroit
Claude LeVoy
Esther Johnson
Ardie Tooley
Leona Hallett
Olympia Garden
Pera House
Harriss High School
Harrison
St. Petersburg
Florida
Tampa
Chester Welch
Masonic
O. E
Olive G. Hallett
George Munson
Bridgeport
Genn
John Quigley
Canada
Quigley
Jennie Aulger
Winterfield
South Windham
Maine
Read Bruce
Clarence Ladd
Orlie Stockwell
Miss Edith
Edith
Frank Newsom
Charles Calkins
Elmer Beard
Henry Ayers
Mr. Goodwedge
Ayers
Wm. Arnold
Munger
Frank Luce
Don
A. Abbott
Bessie
Flint
Henry Wellman
Miss Lockwood
E. B. Desing
Delbert Beard
Local Social Notes from East Lincoln Area
East Lincoln community mentions visits and calls among residents. Mrs Wm Kube and daughter Marguerite along with Miss Bertha Wolf attended a Clare show. Windover lake residents J J Beard and Low Presley visited. Eunice Sprague improves after illness. Will Brown and family returned from Marion. Sprague repairs Windover school well weather permitting. Miss Bertha Wolf attended a Harrison party. Various locals spent time with families at Mann Siding and Ira Root home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kube
Marguerite
Bertha Wolf
Clare
Co. W. Sprague
Ernest
J. J. Beard
Low Presley
Windover Lake
Marguerite Lockwood
Vern Palmer
Farwell
Wim. Kube
Eunice Sprague
Will Brown
Marion
Harrison
A. Abbott
Bessie
Flint
Mra. Abbott
Lillia Hatch
Neva McQuestion
Harold Lambert
Pearl Heintzlemans
Ira Root
Mann Siding
Grange notices and social updates at Mt Verne events
Deep sympathy extended to Mrs John Hod kingston mourning relatives. Dee Stough recovering from two week illness. Pedro party drew largest crowd Friday night with Nellie Ramey and Richard Brooks as winners. another party planned March 5. Wilson Sanborn ill with jaundice. Community guests include Ackerman family at Bow-Yand Coleman and Holquist home. Old time dance tonight with Grange members asked to bring cake and other foods. Officers urged to prepare for Lecturer Hour next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hodkingson
Dee Stough
Nellie Ramey
Richard Brooks
Wilson Sanborn
Win
Stoy
Art Roe
Brackart
Geo
Ackerman and Daughters
Bow- Yand
Coleman
Obas
Mitzpatrick
Dover
Jack Pollard
Margaret Jordon
Rosebush
Martin Holquist
Ls. Nevins
Clare
Herb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legals
Patterson & Patterson
Mortagee
Pontiac
State OF Michigan
Chancery
Barry G. Kress
Elen R. Kress
C. W. Perry
T. Carl Holbrook
John H. Sanefoltz
Mortzgagee
Gary Holbrook
Avaigries Et Mortgages
Scott
Bo Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
Bernard Graham
Alma
Graham Cottage
Michael Fariing
Louisa
South Bend
Indiana
Lake George Resort
Mrs. Newsom
Bannister
East Lincoln
Mt. Verne. Grange
Jewett
New Paige
Oliver Sulky
Oliver
Grain and Feed
Mammoth Clover Seed
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